Description:
A padded insert that turns the 12L Expedition DriDuffel into a case for delicate gear. The NRS Expedition DriDuffel Padded Liner 12L (NRS item 55049.01) uses closed-cell foam inside a 210-denier nylon shell to cushion and organize cameras, radios and other fragile equipment during hard travel. Rescue teams that document scenes or carry sensitive electronics on the boat can protect them inside a submersible duffel. See more water rescue dry bags.
Features
- Closed-cell foam padding: cushions delicate gear during high-impact travel.
- 210-denier nylon exterior: a durable outer shell.
- Scratch-resistant double-knit polyester interior: gentle on lenses, screens and housings.
- Made to fit: designed for the 12L NRS Expedition DriDuffel (NRS item 55038.02).
Specifications
- Dimensions: 13.8" x 8.3" x 6.8"
- Weight: 5.15 oz / 146 g
- Exterior: 210-denier nylon
- Interior: scratch-resistant double-knit polyester over closed-cell foam
Sizes & options
Size: 12L only. It is a liner, not a dry bag; pair it with the 12L Expedition DriDuffel.
Questions about the DriDuffel Padded Liner
Which bag does this liner fit?
It is designed for the 12L NRS Expedition DriDuffel (NRS item 55038.02).
Is the liner waterproof?
NRS does not rate the liner itself as waterproof. It cushions and organizes gear; the Expedition DriDuffel provides the waterproof seal.
How big is it?
13.8" x 8.3" x 6.8", and it weighs 5.15 oz (146 g).
What is it made of?
A 210-denier nylon exterior, closed-cell foam padding and a scratch-resistant double-knit polyester interior.
Is the liner flame resistant?
No. It is padded storage for water rescue gear and is not rated for fire or high-heat use.
Where can I buy the NRS Expedition DriDuffel Padded Liner 12L?
Right here. The Public Safety Store is an authorized NRS dealer. Outfitting a rescue team or need help with sizing? Contact us. Every order is covered by our price match guarantee and easy 30-day returns.
California Proposition 65 warning: This product can expose you to Bisphenol S (BPS), which is known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm.
